Queanbeyan Triumph In Intermediates Over Manuka
Queanbeyan beat Manuka by a wide margin in the Intermediates as Ainslie and Manuka led in a tight early game. Key scorers included Rowley and Petro for Queanbeyan and Armstrong and Murrell for Ainslie while Manuka’s forward pressure from Hearne Delahunty and Crawley shaped the match.
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UALS
Manuka
Dalton
Hearne O'Brien
Armstrong
Briaint
Ainslie
Murrell
Jordan
Kershaw
Tiller
Woods
Nunn
Wn.s.w. Police Boys' Club
Reid Park
Queanbeyan
Moore E
Collins
T. Pohje
J. Crétan
D. Rowley
Eastlake
BE. Mason
C. Low
A. Jones
M. Holah
Stewart
Hearne
Delahunty
Komolyowski
Donaldson
O'Brien
J. Robbie
G. Coulson
D. Lange
Vultures Beat Canberra Club in A.C.T. Baseball clash
In front of season’s largest crowd at Ainslie Goal the Vultures defeated Canberra Club 4 2 in a day match after leading 2 2 by fifth inning. Bests for Canberra were Dunbar Wilson and Osmond while Schmidt Mc Nicol and Martin starred for the Vultures. Peter Donnelly struck out 2 and walked 2. Other results at Ainslie Oval included Rebels losing to Canberra Club II 11 13 and Colts I over Navy 26 7 with Snowy I defeating Ainslie 12 11 in a separate upset. Snowy II beat Ainslie II 13 2.
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Ainslie
Vultures
Canberra
A.C.T. Baseball Association
Dunbar
Wilson
Colts II
H.C. Stats
Duntroon Bottom Oval
Snowy I
Snowy II
Ainslie IL
Grenoble To Miss All Spring Races
Sydney reports trainer Frank Lewis warns against backing Grenoble for the Epsom Handicap at Randwick on October 4. Veterinary advice suggests Grenoble should miss all spring racing in Sydney and Melbourne. Weights for major cups to be issued next Sunday amid early favourite talk. Grenoble scratched from Doomben Cup after near foreleg injury.
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Grenoble
Sydney
Frank Lewis
Randwick
Lewis
Melbourne
Greg Ghost
Jim Barker
Wiggle to Race in Sydney Hobartville Stakes
Hobartville Stakes may be Wiggle's next start at Warwick Farm on August 23, owner Bill Godby announced. The Stradbroke winner is currently spelling at Southport and will target all major three year old fillies events.
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Sydney
Yass Triumphs Over Canberra In Scrappy League Bout
Yass beat Canberra 29-3 at Manuka Oval as Bob Bennett supplied the decisive play. Canberra lost Ray Watts to a suspected fractured collarbone after 15 minutes while Hall, Grieves and Waters scored for Yass. Penalties dominated a tense match with two players sent off and frequent stoppages.
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Monaro
Bob Bennett
Yass
Canberra
Manuka Oval
Laading
Ray Watts
J. Patterson
Gibb
R. Peters
Harrington
Waters
Bennett
Grieves
Hall
Patterson
Trade
Peters
Watts
Greenwood
Iasty
Easty
Rayner
Bobby Moore
Tradi
Payn
Pilemine
Walters
Moore
Frayner
Basty
North Canberra
Radford
Daley
Cook
Wiln
Kolleth Wins Tabir Tennis Titles at Queanbeyan Gala
Kolleth, seeded No. 2, defeated No. 5 seed Arthur Wilkes in the open singles final to capture the title as Queanbeyan Club celebrated a doubles crown with Belleth and Paul Armstrong. Kath Doyle retained the ladies’ singles title defeating Virginia Mackay. Doyle and Landy won the women’s doubles. Other winners included Peter Kolleth in junior boys and Ron Mason in consolation singles. Kay Kol leth runner-up in women’s consolation.
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Queanbeyan
Belleth
Paul
Armstrong
Queanbeyan Club
Paul Armstrong
Peter Kolleth
Ron Mason
Kolleth
Kay Kolleth
Kath Doyle
Virginia Mackay
Walt
Miss Doyle
8. Landy
Miss P. Lance
Miss N. Ryan
Arthur Wiilkes
Landy
Wilkes
Bob McSwan
Myre
Kolleth d. Armstrong
Kolleth d. Wilkes
Kolleth d. McEwan
Tudor
Doyle d. Mackay
Canberra Badminton Club Open Year Plans Championships August 20
The Canberra Badminton Club outlines an active year starting with the August 20 championships and a penant teams competition. A coaching program and junior development, with exhibitions in schools and churches, are planned. NSW coach Alan Coburn may visit for a week. Membership £2 10s. juniors £1. schoolchildren 10s. Wednesday matches and tournaments. secretary contact 2300. Offcers elected: President C Hunter. Vice-president MM O Sullivan. secretary D Morris. treasurer J Skene. committee members W Irvine Netting, J Spicer, Mrs Thom, J Cheel, H McCloskey, P McNeese.
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Canberra Badminton Club
N.S.W
Alan Coburn
Newcastile
Canberra
C. Hunter
MM. O'Sullivan
D. Morris
J. Skene
W. Irvine
Stewart Gains Points Decision Over Williams
Sydney report on the boxing bout sees Clive Stewart defeat Al Williams by points in a decisive decision. Stewart dominated late rounds with body blows and relentless pressure, Williams mounting a late rally before a final ruling by referee Vic Patrick.
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Stewart
Williams
Sydney
Clive Stewart
al “Tiger” Williams
Sydney Stadium
K.o
Vic Patrick
Broken Bone Ends Career of Gay Vista
Sydney reports Gay Vista, a top sprinter, suffered a broken sesamoid in America. Trainer Leo O'Sullivan said news from the U S claimed the horse broke a sesamoid bone ending its career after prior wins in Sydney and Melbourne including a Warwick Farm sprint at 11.1.
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Gay Vista
Sydney
America
Rosebery
Leo O'Sullivan
Australia
Armerica
Melbourne
Warwick Farm
Legacy Day raises about £70 at Federal Golf Club
About £70 was raised at the Legacy Day at the Federal Golf Club with golfing events and clubhouse contests. Members from Royal Canberra and Yowani clubs participated and proceeds support general Legacy Welfare work, with a spokesman hopeful for broader sporting body involvement. Yass Golf Club also backs Legacy.
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Federal Golf Club
Royal Canberra Golf Club
Yowani Club
Legacy
Canberra
Yass Golf Club
Royals J Surprise Darts Victory Amid Mixed Results
Royals IL stunned opponents with a bright showing despite sickness sidelining players. Workmen's Club and Eastlake FC each earned wins while Duntroon forfeited to Brickyards. ACT defeated The Rest 9-4 ahead of New Zealand visitors with shooting stars tallying high scores.
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Duntroon
Brickyards
Ty Spoine
Royals I
TNS
Walsh
Workmen's
Ainstle F.C
IDG Royals
Eastlake
Eagles
Holt Kingston
R.S.L. Clubs Back Rifle Contest in Canberra
A spokesman for the Returned Soldiers' League in Canberra said all Canberra RSL sub-branches donated trophies and prize money for a rifle contest to be held by the Canberra Rifle Club in August. About 120 riflemen from eastern states are expected to compete, with a special shoot for members of the House of Representatives and the Senate. The RSL backs the event, with Canberra seen as a post for the meeting.
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Canberra
Canberra Rsi
Canberra Rife Club
House of Represtiltives
Senate
Pir
Fls.l
Ue B.S.L
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Clift
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Spendeloye
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Oldfield
Rowley
Lakes
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Robbie
Ray
King
Lowes
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McDonald
Spendelover
Petro
Golser
the Lakes
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Show
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Eastlak
Lewes
Imnach
McConnell
Crawley
Ae Change
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Blomfield
Lange
P. Armstrong
Osborne
Bray
Culnane
Foxie Armstrong
Christopher John Shakespeare
Federal Capital Press of Australia Pty Ltd
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Braddon
A.C.T
Winole
Canberra University College
Queanie
Tony Kolleth
Yan Cy Ie
Bina Doyle
Lana Lats
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P. Kolleth
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N. Ryan
Badminton Club
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Roza
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Seibert
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Hay
Young
Mulznalls
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